Appeal Court Upholds 3-Year-prison Sentence against Two Defendants over ATM Fire in Manama
2017-06-10 - 10:18 م
Bahrain Mirror: The Bahraini High Court of Appeal upheld a three-year sentence issued against two defendants (out of three) over charges of setting fire to an ATM at Al-Pearl Street in the capital Manama.
The prosecution accused the first and second defendants of deliberately setting fire on 3/10/2014 to an ATM, whose type, description and value are stated in the investigations and which is owned by the National Bank of Bahrain, adding that they, as a result, endangered people's lives and properties.
It; however, accused the third defendant of being complicit in agreement and assistance with the first and second defendants in committing the said crime that they were convicted of, stressing that he agreed with them to commit the crime and provided them with the necessary tools for carried out the act for a terrorist purpose.
- 2021-08-04Appeals Court Upholds 2-Year Jail Verdict against Mohammad Al-Zayani
- 2021-04-17Only 3-Year Prison Term Handed Down to Three Bahrainis who Joined ISIS
- 2021-04-16Bahraini Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison, Charged with Throwing Molotov Cocktail at Police Car
- 2021-04-09Bahrain Court Fines 5 Members of Prisoners' Families 1,000 BD Each for Violating Ban on Gatherings
- 2020-11-19Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Ansari Receives 6-Month Jail Term over Religious Lecture